Sentence examples for has the same progression from inspiring English sources
Finally, our model assumes that diabetes progression rates are homogeneous, in the sense that a severely obese person with active diabetes and an A1C of 8.0% has the same progression rates for diabetes complications as a nonobese person with active diabetes and an A1C of 8.0%.
It has the same chord progressions as ten different Blink-182 songs, the standard changes you'd find in a Sum 41 song.
"One of the reasons we recorded the Village People's Go West is because it has the same stately chord progression as the famous Canon by Pachelbel," they reveal.
Working at home on a piano, Lennon developed the idea and came up with a melody for the composition, which he titled "Instant Karma!" The song employs a similar chord structure to that of "Three Blind Mice" and "Some Other Guy", after Lennon had used the same progression in his 1967 composition for the Beatles, "All You Need Is Love".
Depression does not have the same symptom progression in all patients and should not be treated as such.
"Hopefully, I come here and we start to make the same progression as they did," he said.
Once it became available to all firms, however, it became a commodity, a factor of production just like office supplies or raw materials, a cost to be managed rather than an edge over rivals, a risk (during black-outs) rather than an opportunity.Computer hardware and software, Mr Carr argues, have been following the same progression from proprietary technology to infrastructure.
Patients assigned to receive lidocaine epidural anesthesia or intravenous propofol anesthesia had the same rate of progression of aMCI as the control group, whereas the rate of progression to dementia was faster in the sevoflurane group (P=0.005), and the number of progressive aMCI cases was higher compared to the other groups (P=0.01).
The two songs both have the same melody, chord progression and are in 4/4 time.
3. Our analysis assumes that suspects have the same rate of progression to stage 2 as 'typical' confirmed stage 1 patients.
